Humza Yousaf has claimed he is “not bothered” about the prospect of facing a leadership challenge to front the SNP months into the job.
The First Minister brushed off the threat to his job after little-known Chris Hanlon hinted at a contest.
He wrote: “The job of Party Leader is to implement party policy, all of party policy, and nothing but party policy. Party policy is decided by Conference. He added: “I haven’t made any decisions but if you feel, as I do, that feet need to be held to the fire, please comment below. @HumzaYousaf promised to listen, I think we should make it clear that his position is conditional on living up to that promise.”
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